Pair win world order prize for civil resistance study
Non-violent resistance brings about political change much more effectively than the use of violence, say two scholars who have won the 2013 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order.
鈥楿p-close鈥 wins Grawemeyer music prize for Van der Aa
鈥淯p-close,鈥 a piece by Dutch composer Michel van der Aa that blends concerto with film, has won the 2013 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition.
Rougier on team that solves 121-year paleontological puzzle
An international team of researchers, including University of Louisville professor Guillermo Rougier, has solved a puzzle that scientists have debated for 121 years. They have answered the question, 鈥淲hat was Necrolestes patagonensis?鈥
Cancer Center launches Arts in Healing music program
The James Graham Brown Cancer Center at UofL has added the soothing sound of music to its arsenal of cancer-fighting therapies.
Libraries adds historic Louisville photos to online collection
Historic Louisville 鈥 its workers, buildings, entertainment venues, social gatherings and major events 鈥 virtually comes alive in two new University of Louisville Libraries digital collections.
Ceramic artists offer wares in annual sale
UofL ceramic arts students and faculty members will sell their creations Nov. 30鈥揇ec. 1 鈥 just in time for holiday giving or for a special self-treat.
To Your Health: Some facts about diabetes
Did you know that about 27 million Americans live with diabetes? It can be caused by too little insulin, resistance to insulin or both. (Insulin is a hormone the pancreas produces to control blood sugar.)
UofL establishes $50,000 prize for renewable energy
The University of Louisville will present a new $50,000 award 鈥 the Leigh Ann Conn Prize for Renewable Energy 鈥 to recognize outstanding energy ideas or achievements that have shown or likely will have global impact.
University Medical Center, UofL announce partnership with KentuckyOne Health
The University Medical Center (UMC) and the University of Louisville announced today that they have entered a partnership that brings together University Hospital and the James Graham Brown Cancer Center with KentuckyOne Health.
Major gift will help 5 Louisville-area schools
The University of Louisville鈥檚 College of 糖心视频 and Human Development has received a $5 million gift from the Mary K. Oxley Foundation to boost teacher preparedness, retention and professional development at five Louisville-area schools.